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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2012
Page
3
Editorial urges believers to boycott stores that drop mentions of Jesus Christ and related terms during the Christmas season. It argues progressives push for removal of religious references and contends widespread support could influence retailers to honor Christian traditions.
The Marines Toys for Tots program collects toys to give to military dependents, supporting families during the holiday season. It coordinates donations and distribution to those in need within the service community.
A reader asserts the Design Review Board chairman, who also operates a residential construction business, has a clear conflict of interest. The letter urges him to shed this practice if elected in the spring.
A man repeatedly jailed for public intoxication prompts discussion about alternative options. Commentators compare him to Otis from Mayberry, joking that giving him a key to the cell might let him come and go freely, highlighting concerns about resource use.
A reader comments on widening Hitchcock Parkway and disdains New York stereotypes while expressing relief at avoiding the Westchester Expressway and hoping for better local traffic.
A reader pleads to retain the Dear Abby column in the Aiken Standard, arguing it is a valued feature covering world events and public concerns and urging editors not to remove it.
The discussion questions whether Rice’s role goes beyond ambassadorial tasks for Obama and hints at broader involvement. The proposal to widen the bypass to eight lanes is supported, with a plan to dedicate specific lanes to slow speed and conventional traffic for normal motorists.
Aiken Standard readers debate Clemson's ACC status and the need for a stronger schedule. Call or email comments, with names optional, for publication and possible edits to fit space.
North Augusta police report Javon Tyreck Perry, 20, was arrested Wednesday on six counts of pointing a firearm, six counts of kidnapping, plus armed robbery, possession of a stolen vehicle and stolen pistol charges. He is the third suspect in the Feb crime that targeted six victims at an East Martintown Road apartment.
South Aiken High School presents Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap with a 1940s setting. Senior Mae Santone stars as Mollie and Rachel Beeson plays Major Metcalf, as students build a period-accurate set and costumes while the troupe performs 7 p.m. today and 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $5 for students and seniors, $6 for adults at the door.
Books-A-Million stores nationwide will partner with Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons for a December book and toy drive led by the Aiken shop at 2441 Whiskey Road. Donations of books toys and money will support abused men women and children with housing and services.
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